Holy Cross Lutheran Church

Bible Study | October 19

Sermon | "Love: In All, Through All, and for All" | October 19

The Church is a community unlike any other. It is the only community designed to help us walk with Jesus; to be a place of both encouragement and accountability to the life Jesus offers. In our Christ-centeredness, in our mission-sentness, in our rhythms together, permeating through it all is LOVE. Love is what binds us together, it’s what shapes us, it's what compels us, it’s what sends us. Love is the journey we’re on- a journey toward the surprisingly better life.

Bible Study | October 12

Sermon | "Rhythms of Life Together, Shaped by the Spirit" | October 27

The outpouring of the Holy Spirit is the birth of the New Testament Church…now fueled by a God who dwells NOT in a temple, but in the heart. Like God’s people of old, the New Testament Church knew that their life together, and the rhythms of that life were formative both as individuals and as a community; we are shaped by the things we do…and do often. Our life together is shaped by the rhythms and disciplines we share.

Bible Study | October 5

Sermon | "Why Are You Standing Around" | October 5

When we join with saints around the globe and through history to profess faith in the words of the Nicene Creed, we boldly say together I believe in one holy, Christian and Apostolic Church.  In other words, we believe the Church is HOLY, CHRIST-CENTERED, and MISSION-SENT. The Church is only Christian when it not only looks up to Jesus BUT OUT to the world.

Bible Study | September 28

Sermon | "Foundation Issues" | September 28

When we join with saints around the globe and through history to profess faith in the words of the Nicene Creed, we boldly say together I believe in one holy, Christian and Apostolic Church.  In other words, we believe the Church is HOLY, CHRIST-CENTERED, and MISSION-SENT. The Church is only Christian when it is built on the confession that Jesus is the Christ.

Bible Study | September 21

Sermon | "I Do" | September 21

Promises are often made and just as often…broken. In fact, our experiences with broken promises have created a kind of chronic distrust. God is a promise-maker…and more importantly, a promise-keeper. If we are to understand the nature of the Church, we must accept that it was begun with a promise…His promise. And it is a promise that he has, is and will keep until he comes again.